Zeroing the AR-15 Service Rifle
The term “zero” means finding a sight setting that, under some set of conditions, results in a centered shot group. Those conditions include distance, ammunition, and event. Other variables that factor in include rifle, temperature, atmosphere, place, yet the list can continue.
Can You Expect Your Gun To Hold Its Zero In Extreme Temperatures?
Temperature can have a significant effect on the zero of your firearm. Our advice: Never pass up a chance to sight-in and confirm your zero!
Umarex USA Awarded Patent For Axeon Second Zero Optical Technology
The patent, titled “Visual Targeting Apparatus and System,” is for the optical technology used in the Axeon Second Zero accessory.
How To Refine Your Action Pistol Zero
Where your gun shoots from a bench rest may not be where it hits during a match
Precision Rifle: Getting Zeroed
Don’t have a 1000-yard range close by to get your precision or F-Class rifle zeroed? We have a solution for you!
Accuracy Of 9 Major Handloads
Assessing the accuracy of this popular cartridge for action shooting.
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